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25-year-old Scottish Corporal Christopher Reynolds set a new record for longest
kill in the war in Afghanistan by taking out a drug lord and top-level Taliban
fighter, known as Musa, with a single chest shot from over 1,500 meters (0.93
miles) away.
Lance Corporal David Hatton acted as a spotter for Reynolds on the shop
rooftop by working out bullet trajectory and wind speed factoring. Four men
were with Musa at the time, and at first weren't even aware that shots were
being fired at them.
Hatton recalled, “We had been in position for three days when he made that
shot. He did a top job that day.” Proud of his record shot, Reynolds says that he
plans on using his accomplishment “as a chat-up line in the pub when I get
back home.”
http://www.shortnews.com/start.cfm?id=80126
I'd loved to see the look on his body guards face when the realised what
was going on LOL
kill in the war in Afghanistan by taking out a drug lord and top-level Taliban
fighter, known as Musa, with a single chest shot from over 1,500 meters (0.93
miles) away.
Lance Corporal David Hatton acted as a spotter for Reynolds on the shop
rooftop by working out bullet trajectory and wind speed factoring. Four men
were with Musa at the time, and at first weren't even aware that shots were
being fired at them.
Hatton recalled, “We had been in position for three days when he made that
shot. He did a top job that day.” Proud of his record shot, Reynolds says that he
plans on using his accomplishment “as a chat-up line in the pub when I get
back home.”
http://www.shortnews.com/start.cfm?id=80126
I'd loved to see the look on his body guards face when the realised what
was going on LOL
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